Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-03
M'GARiGLE'S ESCAPE,

Details of his Journey te Canada and
che Subsequent Proceedings
Chicago, Arg. I--Dr. st. John, the
owner of the schooner Blake, and who
is believed to have personally assisted
McGariRle to escape, was arrested this
morning at the breakfast table. He
gave $4,000 bail and was relea sed.
Dell was not arrested, but warrant
was out for him. He was found at the
county hospital complaining of being
sick. a guard was Left with Dell until
it could be ascertained whether he was
in a condition to be moved. DIR. st.
John waived examination in accordance
with the advice Of his attorney, w. q.
Foster. Mr.. Frisk, the wholesale
milliner, who went on DR.. ST. John 3
bond, scheduled property aggregating
50 900, 600. A second bondsman was
required OF DIR. st. John, but could not
be found, and the doctor was inmurcd
in cell. The technical charge Against
him is conspiracy against the people
in aiding McGarigle's escape. Convic-
tion entails penalty of three yaars'
imprisonment at hard labor or fine OF
ST. 900.
a telegram from SArnia, Ont, saws
that instructions have been received from
State's Attorney Grinnell of Chicago
and the chief OF police, to arrest Mc
Garigle on an indictment issued at
Montreal. The Sarnia chief of police
has not yet been able to find him, end
the supposition is thet he has left town.
a later dispatch from Ssrnia says that
Moo GarIgle was secluded all the morning
but just where, could not be ascertained.
He was met on his arrival by a party
with carriages, one of the party being
Patrick Maloney of Chicago, formerly
of Port Huron, Mich. Everything had
evidently been arranged for McGari-
gle's reception, and one of the party re-
marked that the entire plgn of rescue
was mapped ont before the escape was
attempted. Had any attempt been
made to seize MeGarigle, desperate
fight, says one OF the crew ON the Marsh,
would have been the result. McGari-
giles wife and child are expected in
Sarnia tonight.
A dispatch from. .Sarnia, Ont, tonight,
says: McGarigle has disappeared. At
midnight laat night the chief OF police
visited the place where he was sap-
posed to be staying for the purpose of
arrestIng him, but found that he had fled.
To-day rumors were plentiful as TO his
whereabouts, but the most acceptable
theory ahoat is that he Is under the care
OF some friendly farmer in one OF the
adjacent townships, where he can easily
communicate with his friends and avoid
detectives and reporters. The warrant
upon which the chief of police was
acting last night did not state the nature
of the charge, and the chief to-day sub
mitted it to County Grown Attorney
Buck, who advised him to proceed no
farther in the case, as the warrant was
detective. McGarigle has retained MIR.
Lister, M. p. as legal adviser. The con-
ductor and brakeman OF train which
left here this morning came back at
midnight tonight and reported that Mo.
Garigle boarded their train at Wyoming
and left il ct London. They recognized
him by his photograph.
a. Port Huron Mich.,) dispatch states
in connection with McdaiigIe's landing
in Canada, that when the tug Orient
approached the Schooner Blake, which
was last in the tow OF four vessels, the
schooner March,. next ahead dropped
the tow Tine and the Blake dropped
rapidly astern McGarIgle, who had
been transferred to the Marsh in The
straits, was bundled into o yawI and
being bcuiled ashore. When the officers
on the tug discovered the ruse every
effort was made to oatch the yawi, bui
1t got into shoal water safely before the,
could reach it. McGarigle jumped ashore
and rem rapidly up the street. Capt
Ffeer, of the Msrsb, explains that Mo.
Gsrigle pleaded so patheticaily to be
taken on board that be could not rtyfuss
him..
Capt. Irwin. of the Blake, tells Ia,
following story:
When got to Chicago friena Of min,
cttme to me and asked me ifI would
tiIke passenger to Canada. landing hin
al the first convenieht point. Iconeent
led providing that he would not tell M
anything aboTt the party. suepectea
from the way lie talkei that his fr,en,